That proves enough in itself.
You're making up your own definition of proof as you go.
I've already answered a bunch of your questions. You're showing no sign of respect for that, instead you're asking more and more questions and the situation still remains the same: you're convinced I'm to be blamed. I don't see that answering your questions gets us anywhere. You're still going to believe the same thing about me. Next it's going to be some other questions and if I don't give exactly the answer you want, you're going to say it's proof, again.
You're delusional and obsessed. If you want blockchain proof, track down investors and you might have an actual trail of the ICO funds. Or if you're able to find some BitDice withdrawal transactions. Chances are though, that investors have already gone through these paths.
I'm not going to undermine the privacy of my transactions for a self-proclaimed Bitcointalk detective. You have no right to expect that of me unless you provide proof that I've knowingly promoted/defended a scam. But you can't because I've not done so.